Green Car News

A bad wiper motor seal can cause those motors to fail in the Ford Mustang Mach-E, Maverick, and Bronco Sport.

A defense upfitter and Tesla modification shop are outfitting the Cybertruck with thicker armor and a generator.

The long-mooted tech offers precise power delivery, with a big mass penalty.

A stow-away set of SUV rails could boost fuel economy.

An over-the-air update done at home should remedy the problem.

A portable twin-burner induction stove designed for the R1T and R1S fills a gap.

The Chinese EV brand owned by Geely tweaked its LFP batteries to stake the claim.

Acura's new concept previews a production EV based on an in-house platform and due in 2025.

The Polestar 3 is now in production alongside the related Volvo EX90 at Volvo's South Carolina plant.

Plug-in drivers have some good news for EV makers and networks.

Putting together an EV road trip can be a puzzle between charging stations, connectors, your EV's state of charge, and the route itself. But you now have some great options.

Mazda has confirmed both fully electric and PHEV versions of this rear-wheel-drive sedan that follows Mazda 6 heritage—but the U.S. isn't confirmed yet.

A new electric Audi may cost less to finance, but so do other EVs—including the world's bestseller.

Owners are on notice: Cadillac's maiden luxury EV SUV might have overactive ABS.

Some Ford gas-electric sedans could still have dangerous airbags installed.

The electric hatchback costs $350 more this year, but a new base model makes AWD more affordable.

The new Charger won't be made with a V-8, but Dodge made the electric version sound like one.

The fuel economy boost might be negligible, but should you worry more about wear and tear?

Battery costs continue to drop with latest estimates noting a 90% decrease in the last decade and a half.

Nissan's original electric car is now the automaker's least expensive model.